'Amos Alexander' OTT release: When and where to watch Aju Varghese's thriller film online

Aju Varghese starrer 'Amos Alexander' is gearing up for its digital release after a quiet theatrical run in November 2025. The film features strong lead performances by Aju Varghese and Jaffer Idukki.This Aju Varghese starrer will begin streaming from February 20 and viewers will have access to the film with English subtitles as reported by OTT Play website. The movie will stream on two major platforms. Sun NXT has secured the digital rights, and the title will also be available on OTTplay Premium. Both services will release the film on February 20.Directed by Ajay Shaji, the story centers on a crime journalist whose life changes drastically after an unexpected encounter. The protagonist meets a convicted criminal who claims involvement in a horrifying crime. What follows places the journalist on an unsettling path and the narrative explores shifting emotions and startling revelations. It attempts to dive into the psychological layers behind the case. The cast also include Dayyana Hameed, Kalabhavan Shajohn, and Tara Joseph and our ETimes review offers a more critical take on the film. It states: "Amoz Alexander, directed by Ajay Shaji and written by Ajay Shaji and Prasanth Viswanathan, claims to tell the story of a woman’s redemption from a traumatic past, but the film struggles mainly because of its weak direction and writing. The film often drifts without purpose and emotional scenes fell flat. Mary’s journey of “finding herself”, played by Tara Amala Joseph never feels fully developed."Our review further says, "Aju Varghese remains underutilised, Dayyana Hameed barely gets material to work with, and Kalabhavan Shajon looks stranded in poorly written scenes. What should have been a powerful story of survival becomes shallow. The choice to name the film after the rapist, played by Jaffar Idukki and some of the narrative decisions, make it seem as though the film is glorifying him more than the survivor."Despite the criticisms, the film's OTT debut may give it a second chance with viewers who prefer slow-burn thrillers.